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Harvest Update – 27 October 2025
October 27, 2025

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 27 October 2025

 Since last reportTotal[1]
Queensland512,9001,049,900
New South Wales460,900507,600
Victoria3,3003,500
Total grain receivals977,1001,561,000

Commentary:

  • Harvest activity in Queensland continues at pace, with southern regions of the state in full swing. Last week, the Goondiwindi region recorded strong receival volumes of barley, wheat and some chickpeas, underpinned by consistently high quality.
  • In northern NSW, deliveries of canola, barley and wheat have picked up around Moree and Burren Junction, with the broader region expected to move into full swing in the coming week.
  • In southern NSW, harvest is only just getting started, with early canola and barley receivals coming into northern parts of the region. Most areas are still preparing to get underway.
  • In Victoria, early deliveries of barley have commenced in the Northern Mallee and Swan Hill regions. Recent rainfall has provided a valuable late-season boost to crops across other parts of the state.
  • GrainCorp encourages growers to stay in regular contact with their local Site Managers for the latest updates on deliveries and segregations.

Images available for media use:

Sunset over bunkers at GrainCorp’s Goondiwindi West site. Photo: GrainCorp Regional Operations Manager, Brad Foster

Aerial view of Yamala, Central Queensland. Photo: GrainCorp Grain Handler, Lana Smith.


[1] Excludes winter crop receivals prior to 1 October 2025 and direct-to-port receivals.

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